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Subject: Re: [ubl-fpsc] Re: Latest (and possibly last) fs/ subdirectory for UBL 1.0
Jon > We're calling these "generated" -- but that's not really true > right now, is it? No, these are more like samples of how paper equivalents of the XML files might look. Of course, it would be natural for the stylesheets to seek to emulate these but not necessarily so (and personally, I wouldn't want to advise this.) The results of transformations could look rather different and in there would be some good reasons for them being different (e.g. where a date-time was held in the XML, the stylesheet need not restrict this to a date but could instead replace the text 'Cancellation Date', say, with 'Cancellation Date/Time'). There might be only one way to represent a bit of data as far as a paper document designer was concerned (e.g. for Tax read VAT and position a delivery charge separately from the line data), but the stylesheet designer for UBL would have to cater for more than one type of Tax, say and not necessarily be able to distinguish delivery charge from any other type of line item and so might sensibly prefer to present tax with dynamic description of tax type and leave out a separate delivery charge designation, just allowing it to appear as a line item like any other line item. In fact, I'd prefer myself either, 1) a document layout design for any implementation of UBL which followed a stylesheet design, probably modular, which itself followed in design the modularity of the UBL types (ABIEs) or, an exception to this being 2) a document design which followed the UNLayouts, say, and would allow then for similar representaions of, say, UBL and/or any number of other such standards. Steve ----- Original Message ----- From: <jon.bosak@sun.com> To: <ubl-fpsc@lists.oasis-open.org> Cc: <stephen_green@seventhproject.co.uk>; <gkholman@CraneSoftwrights.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 6:39 PM Subject: Re: [ubl-fpsc] Re: Latest (and possibly last) fs/ subdirectory for UBL 1.0 > [stephen_green@seventhproject.co.uk:] > > | Here are updated pdf's for the examples. I've also included > | .doc files which could be further edited and exported as pdf > | (as I have done to make these changes), should you wish to > | further adjust these - or let me know if you'd like me to make > | any further changes of course. > > We're calling these "generated" -- but that's not really true > right now, is it? > > Jon >
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